Unfortunately, many obstacles exist and impede PV systems from functioning properly. Environmental factors, such as dust, temperature, snowfall, and humidity reduce the PV systems' capability in power production and cause various failure modes in the PV panels .
PhotoVoltaic (PV) systems are often subjected to operational faults which negatively affect their performance. Corresponding to different types and natures, such faults prevent the PV systems from achieving their nominal power output and attaining the required level of energy production.
Moreover, natural disasters like intense lightning can burn PV panels. On the other hand, dust/leave accumulation results in partial shading/impedance mismatch. From another part, PV panels fall from height as well as abuse by stones throwing inflects a permanent damage (glass/frames breakage).
The output current of a PV system is highly dependable on external climatic conditions, therefore faulty currents can be misinterpreted by PV current fluctuation (high values under high irradiance profiles, low values under cloudy days).
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